Broadcast Date: Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Time: 11:00 AM PT | 1:00 PM CT | 2:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour

Speakers:
Eric Minick, Lead Consultant, Urbancode, Inc.
Francesca Matteu, Moderator, Agile Journal

Are you ready to get Lean and Mean? In good economic times, teams attempt bold experiments that promise to take them to new heights of productivity. In lean times like these, few have the appetite for such speculative ventures. Any new investment needs to address immediate pain and show immediate payback. But the pace of demands haven’t slowed, and the ever increasing need to do more continues. This need to keep costs fixed while adding capacity makes improving efficiency key. Join us in this webinar to learn how to develop and implement your own program for improving efficiency through build and deployment automation:

• Learn about the dramatic gains other organizations have achieved through build and deployment automation
• Discover investigation techniques for spotlighting inefficiency in the build and release cycle
• Hear about common build and deployment productivity blockers and the best practices for removing them

About the Presenters:

Eric Minick,
Lead Consultant,
Urbancode, Inc.

Eric Minick is a lead consultant at Urbancode where he helps customers get the most out of their build and release processes with AnthillPro. He has 8 years of automation experience throughout the application life-cycle in roles as a developer, test automation engineer, and support engineer. Eric has been at the forefront of continuous integration for 6+ years and has worked on all three generations of Urbancode's Anthill. Keep up with Eric's latest insights on the Urbancode blog.
 

About the Sponsor:

Urbancode is the technical leader in Agile build and release management solutions since 2001. AnthillPro offers the only complete Enterprise Continuous Integration platform to get your builds and deployments under control: Replace manual script-driven bottlenecks with web-based self-service automation. Provide agility & control in harmony with fast feedback and audit trails. Customers in the financial, banking, insurance, software and high-tech industries achieve end-to-end automation using .NET, Java, and/or native technologies. Urbancode's unique products integrate with SCM, issue tracking, change management, test automation and IDE tools. Founded in 1996, Urbancode is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio.

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